Hey All, Im a beginner in PERL and I';ve been instructed to use the follwing: use strict; to safeguard against any possible erroroneus uses of contructs,uniinitialized vars etc. So far so good. However, now, I want to use command line options, sample is provided below: 
# perl -s testCLO.pl -useTR
use strict;
no strict "vars";  


if ($useTR) {

    # do TR processing.

    print "useTR=$useTR\n";

}

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Problem is that if use "use strict;", then I get the error: "Variable "$useTR" is not imported at testCLO.pl line 5." Possible solutions: Use 
use strict;
no strict "vars";

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INSTEAD, BUt i want to comply with the norms of using "use strict;", is there anything else that I can do to get about this problem? Thanks so much.

In reply to use strict; and command line options by hehenoobhehe

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